Errr, terrible!

They are slightly different to the typical boyband, getting over me was very catchy and still my favourite release of theirs.

 

Yeah, the main difference is that Lawson are a lot shitter

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Was there any point in double posting when you could edit your first post? :/

But Calum is right - Standing In The Dark is the best Lawson song. :o

 

Learn To Love Again is the worst Lawson song. :puke:

But Calum is right - Standing In The Dark is the best Lawson song. :o

We agree. http://i759.photobucket.com/albums/xx240/MarthaJonesFan/MSN%20Smilies/oh.gif

But Calum is right - Standing In The Dark is the best Lawson song. :o

 

Learn To Love Again is the worst Lawson song. :puke:

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I think this is actually their best single yet! The first three were really average for me and quite boring. I liked Learn to Love Again but it could have easily just been a song from The Wanted.

I must admit 'Learn to Love Again' wasn't really a song I would have chosen for a single...I'd have had 'Gone' as the last single. Still, no harm done I suppose. I wonder if we'll finally get the songs they did with the Captain last year on this new album?

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Official artwork!

Probably my least favourite artwork by them so far, but I still like it, looks a little fanmade though. Shame B.o.B isn't on it too.

 

And here's the official video folks...very fitting to the song!

Yeah, the main difference is that Lawson are a lot shitter

 

I just don't get why many people classify them as a boyband.. They write their own songs, sing pop/rock songs. If they are a boyband, then Maroon 5 can be classified as one if you listen to Overexposed album. To me, Lawson are a pop/rock band.

Heard this song on the radio a few days ago. Not as good as anything else they have done. Its quite unmemorable.

I really like this! It's slightly different to the singles from their last album which is pleasing as they all sounded the same. B.o.B's verse is actually my favourite section of the whole song, which I wouldn't have expected. It is very similar to Maroon 5's latest album, but I don't think that makes either of them pop/rock bands - they're both pop bands.

I really like this! It's slightly different to the singles from their last album which is pleasing as they all sounded the same. B.o.B's verse is actually my favourite section of the whole song, which I wouldn't have expected. It is very similar to Maroon 5's latest album, but I don't think that makes either of them pop/rock bands - they're both pop bands.

 

Ok, I agree, a pop band, but they definitely are not a boyband. Although, Maroon 5's first album was more rockish. I just love the fact that Adam stated once how they are not ashamed to admit they do make pop and that they are a pop band.

 

I just hope for Lawson they do have various songs on the album, unlike their debut where every song sounded the same.

The song isn't growing at all and it's just "there" for me. B.o.B. slays (as per) though. I agree with Theo in that it sounds very much like Maroon 5's new era, which (despite being a fan of them prior) I didn't really rate very much. Shame really, 'Learn To Love Again' is still by far and away the best thing I've heard from them.

Oh my, Andy and Adam in the vid! *.*

 

The song keeps growing on me with each listen. :wub:

Oh my, Andy and Adam in the vid! *.*

 

The song keeps growing on me with each listen. :wub:

 

This. All of this.

But Calum is right - Standing In The Dark is the best Lawson song. :o

 

Learn To Love Again is the worst Lawson song. :puke:

:( although I like all of Lawsons songs so :P

EP tracklist:

 

1. Brokenhearted (No Rap version)

2. Brokenhearted (Acoustic)

3. Brokenhearted (Steve Smart & Westfunk Radio Edit)

4. Brokenhearted Seamus Haji (Radio Edit)

5. Brokenhearted Queenie & Duke (Radio Edit)

6. Don't You Worry Child (Live)